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There is a path that leads	A
Through purple iron weeds	A
By button bush and mallow	B
Along a creek	C
A path that wildflowers hallow	B
That wild birds seek	C
Roofed thick with eglantine	D
And grape and trumpet vine	D
	-
This side blackberries sweet	E
Glow cobalt in the heat	E
That side a creamy yellow	B
In summertime	F
The pawpaws slowly mellow	B
And autumn's prime	F
Strews red the Chickasaw	G
Persimmon brown and haw	G
	-
The glittering dragon fly	H
A wing d flash goes by	H
And tawny wasp and hornet	I
Seem gleams that drone	J
The beetle like a garnet	K
Slips from the stone	J
And butterflies float there	L
Spangling with gold the air	L
	-
Here the brown thrashers hide	M
The chat and cat bird chide	M
The blue kingfisher houses	N
Above the stream	O
And here the heron drowses	N
Lost in his dream	O
The vireo's flitting note	P
Haunts all the wild remote	P
	-
And now a cow's slow bell	Q
Tinkles along the dell	Q
Where breeze dropped petals winnow	B
From blossomy limbs	N
On waters where the minnow	B
Faint twinkling swims	N
Where in the root arched shade	R
Slim prisms of light are laid	R
	-
When in the tangled thorn	S
The new moon hangs a horn	S
Or 'mid the sunset's islands	N
Guides a canoe	T
The brown owl in the silence	N
Calls and the dew	T
Beads here its orbs of damp	U
Each one a firefly lamp	U
	-
Then when the night is still	V
Here sings the whippoorwill	V
And stealthy sounds of crickets	N
And winds that pass	N
Whispering through bramble thickets	N
Along the grass	N
Faint with far scents of hay	W
Seem feet of dreams astray	W
	-
And where the water shines	N
Dark through tree twisted vines	N
Some water spirit dreaming	X
Braids in her hair	L
A star's reflection seeming	X
A jewel there	L
While all the sweet night long	Y
Ripples her quiet song	Y
	-
Would I could imitate	Z
O path thy happy state	Z
Making my life all beauty	A2
All bloom and beam	O
Knowing no other duty	A2
Than just to dream	O
And far from pain and woe	B
Lead feet that come and go	B
	-
Leading to calm content	B2
O'er ways the Master went	B2
Through lowly things and humble	V
To peace and love	C2
Teaching the lives that stumble	V
To look above	C2
Forget the world of toil	V
And all its sad turmoil	V

Madison Julius Cawein

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